
Matto Mildenberger
@mmildenberger
Associate Prof Political Science UCSB. Studies climate and energy politics.
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03-12-2008 23:21:11
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California is poised to spend another $5.1 billion on school infrastructure. We must use this moment to electrify schools. Read our report with Rewiring America and @LeahStokes on electrification's benefits to students and school staff. undauntedk12.org/california/cle…




Really important research note by my colleague here at UCSB Political Science. @DTRMasterson - shows just how severely UC PhD students are underpaid relative to the cost of living. Hopefully, student action as part of the current strike will help remedy this gap.


BIG NEWS! I'm moving to California to join the wonderful people UCSB Political Science July 1st. I'm especially excited about bringing my research lab (dapp-lab.org) into UCSB's 2035initiative.com focusing on Climate Adaptation, particularly in response to conflict.

Hot off the press, with @raul_climate – a meta-review of the scholarly literature on net zero now online with Climate Policy | climate-policy.bsky.social. What do we know about how to get to net zero – not as much as we need to (no surprise there) THREAD tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Excited that my Cambridge University Press book with Dustin Tingley, Uncertain Futures, is now shipping. We explain why the climate impasse is hard to break. Credibility challenges stand in the way, but we identify solutions to unlock support. More ⬇️ Please RT! bit.ly/3Dkc9cn


Our 250th episode is here! 🎉 Hear Matto Mildenberger, Soumitra Bhuyan & @V_Williamson break down the #InflationReductionAct and its major provisions including #CleanEnergy investments, prescription drug pricing, and funding for the #IRS. Listen now: scholars.org/podcast/episod…

The UCSB Bren School is hiring an Assistant Teaching Professor (Tenure Track) in Environmental Communication. recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF02609 UCSB is an EOE, including disability/vets. Come join us here!

2023 was a beautiful year until it was a horrible year. I tried to capture it in this piece for New York Times Opinion, about caregiving, community, and creating create the society we want to live in. Another world is possible! nytimes.com/2024/01/01/opi…